Wigwam and the Longhouse by Charlotte Yue

Before the white men came to America, woodlands stretched from the Atlantic to the Mississippi, from Canada south to what is now Virginia. In the clearings of this deep forest, and on the shores of lakes and rivers, the native people built their villages. The forest provided them with food and supplied the materials from which they constructed their houses. In this generously illustrated book, Charlotte and David Yue chronicle the daily lives of the woodland people.

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They also make clear that Native Americans did not passively accept the loss of their lands and disruption of their culture, but responded and adapted to change, creating ways to keep their culture alive today.